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Guides & Tours in Courchevel 1850 — 5 of Our Favourites

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The main draw for people coming to Courchevel in winter is, of course, skiing and snowboarding in the vast Courchevel and The 3 Valleys area, with 650 km of pistes spread across three different ski valleys in France.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Courchevel Activities Guide.

Oxygene Off Piste & Mountain Guiding, Courchevel

1. Oxygene off piste and mountain guiding

Location
Courchevel 1850

These mountain guides provide excellent off-piste experiences with safety equipment provided.

Make the most of each powder day. If you want to explore the true terrain of the mountain, learn how to ski across powder and ride the line of the season, they are there to help.

They offer sessions for those that are just starting to explore off-piste through to those that already have plenty of experience and want to find the best powder spots in the valley.

All their mountain guides are fully qualified and have plenty of experience in the local terrain. They all speak English (other languages are also available) so you can relax and communicate with ease.

This company take safety seriously. That’s why when you book one of their off-piste and guiding lessons, they offer helmets and protective padding, transceivers, shovels, probes and ABS bags completely free of charge. At this school, they know how to handle the mountain with care.

First Tracks Ski Coaching - Ski School,

2. FT Outdoors mountain guides

Location
Courchevel 1850

These professional mountain guides offer a wide range of activities where you can discover remote areas of the mountain appropriate to your level of experience.

FT Outdoors will take you on a thrilling off-piste adventure where you will get to discover remote areas and ski in fresh powder away from all the crowds. Skiers and snowboarders wanting to go off-piste should be confident on both red and black runs.

Their fully qualified guides and off-piste specialists have years of experience which helps minimise risk. To further ensure your safety, they provide small backpacks containing an avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel for each off-piste client. ABS backpacks are also available upon request for a small additional fee.

With FT Outdoors you don't have to worry about any communication barriers, they have some British guides as well as instructors who speak Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and German. There will also be no waiting around in lift queues, their clients have the fantastic advantage of lift line priority.

A group of people are walking through the snow

3. Azimut Rando

Location
Courchevel 1850

Explore the snowy peaks and take part in a snow shoe hike. A guide will take you on a mountain walk through the Courchevel mountains.

The perfect sport for a skier or non-skier you can head out with Yann who will show you the mountains and areas around Courchevel or La Tania.

Available for a half day or for a full day. Alternatively try a snow shoe hike at night time and enjoy a stop in an igloo to warm up with a glass of vin chaud.

If you are in Courchevel in the summer time head out on a hike and let the guide show you the glorious mountain views and summer scenery.

Indoor Climbing Wall, Courchevel

4. Indoor climbing wall

Location
Courchevel 1850

The perfect place for a bad weather day activity, for learning to climb in a safe environment or for honing you climbing skills and challenging yourself.

With a range of courses for all ages and abilities, the instructors of the Bureau des Guides in Courchevel will coach and encourage you on the indoor rock face of this great facility.

For more information about indoor climbing or to book a lesson or a session then please make a booking enquiry.

Snow Shoe Walks, Meribel

5. Snow shoe walks

Location
Courchevel 1850

Laurence is a certified mountain leader, who enjoys taking clients away from the busy pistes and spicing up your ski holiday with a guided snowshoeing trip.

No experience needed: If you can walk, you can snowshoe!

This is a great opportunity to explore beautiful, remote parts of the mountain and take in the unspoilt scenery.

Laurence will pick you up at your hotel or chalet, where you will set off together. She can tailor the walks to suit your needs or timings, so if you have a question please ask!

Tea, cookies, snowshoes, poles, and transport are provided.

Please note that Laurence only runs private group snowshoe trips for one to four people, rather than open tours. You can join her for a morning, afternoon or full day walk.